Marci Warhaft-Nadler's guest appearances

Marci Warhaft-Nadler

Women's Movement Radio Network's Podcast

The Boomer and The Babe Radio Network

William Whitecloud

Nancy Levin

Nick Green

Guy Winch

Marion Nestle

Sonia Barrett

Carl Reiner

Lindsey Averill

Bonnie McFarlane

Richelle Shaw

Lisa Nichols

Sara Chana Silverstein

Lois Frankel

Jill Rowe

Ron Nawrocki

OwlTail

Michelle Whitlock

Dena Cabrera

Join us as we listen to Michelle speak about how her battle with ovarian cancer and how this disease became a blessing in disguise.  Michelle will talks about how she found her voice, changed her health and is helping other women find their purpose.  Followed by Marci Warhaft-Nadler who shares her life long journey with body image issues, how she become developed healthy body image.  Lastly, Dena Cabrera, she is the clinical psychologist who strives to empower moms about how to keep a healthy positive self-image after pregnancy in her co-authored book of Mommy In The Mirror.

Women's Movement Radio - Michelle Whitlock, Marci Warhaft-Nadler & Dena Cabrera - June 11, 2013 Episode

As a working member of the fitness industry for over two decades, Marci has seen first hand how difficult is has become to get to the truth behind what being FIT really means; and as the proud mother of two young boys, she understands the social pressures targeting kids at younger and younger ages. With her “Fit vs. Fiction” program, Marci visits schools and discusses all the misinformation and negative, inaccurate messages that we are bombarded with on a daily basis. Too many young people are turning to the media to help identify themselves and are often left feeling inadequate when they can’t look like the models they see in magazines or actresses on TV. Marci exposes the ugly truth behind some of the beautiful images they are faced with every day and explains the manipulation that goes into these pictures before they hit the stores. Many health and phys-ed classes instruct their students to “eat right and exercise”, but very few actually explain what that means, and they leave these students vulnerable to the advice they get from the billion-dollar beauty industry that is more concerned with healthy profits than healthy children.

As a working member of the fitness industry for over two decades, Marci has seen first hand how difficult is has become to get to the truth behind what being FIT really means; and as the proud mother of two young boys, she understands the social pressures targeting kids at younger and younger ages.<br> With her “Fit vs. Fiction” program, Marci visits schools and discusses all the misinformation and negative, inaccurate messages that we are bombarded with on a daily basis. Too many young people are turning to the media to help identify themselves and are often left feeling inadequate when they can’t look like the models they see in magazines or actresses on TV. Marci exposes the ugly truth behind some of the beautiful images they are faced with every day and explains the manipulation that goes into these pictures before they hit the stores.<br> Many health and phys-ed classes instruct their students to “eat right and exercise”, but very few actually explain what that means, and they leave these students vulnerable to the advice they get from the billion-dollar beauty industry that is more concerned with healthy profits than healthy children.

Marci Warhaft-Nadler - Author - "Fit vs Fiction"